The occupation that I am interested in pursuing is being a Pharmacist. In my study's I have learned that being a Pharmacist has a great deal of commitment. The most interesting to me is that giving up the sport I love to play (baseball). All the Pharmaceutical colleges have no sports what so ever.
What is required in becoming a Pharmacist is first you must obtain a license to practice pharmacy. To with hold a license you must serve an internship under a licensed pharmacist, graduate from an accredited college of pharmacy, and pass a state examination. To receive the degree of Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) requires 6 years of post secondary study and passing the licensure examination of a State board of pharmacy. Areas of graduate study include pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical chemistry (physical and chemical properties of drugs and dosage forms), pharmacology (effects of drugs on the body), and pharmacy administration. .
One school that you should attend is Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, located on 179 Longwood Avenue. Boston, MA 02115-5896. The programs that they offer are B.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences, Doctor of Pharmacy, Non-traditional Pharm.D Pathway, Professional Experience Program, Certificate Programs, and Residencies. Another good school that you could attend is the University of Florida, located at P.O. Box 100484, JHMHC. 1600 SW Archer Road, M-454. Gainesville, FL 32610-0484. The Programs they offer is Continuing Education, Doctor of Pharmacy Program, Graduate Programs, Joint Degree Programs, Off-Campus Sites, Superfund, and Working Professional Doctor of Pharmacy Program.
A typical day for a Pharmacist first starts his day off at 9 in the morning and they usually don't close until 5 in the afternoon. Through out the day he is finding out what his patients are allergic to and finding when they need them by. Once he is done reading his emails and messages left on the phone by patients, then he goes off to making sure that each prescription is perfect.
I asked the pharmacist what it took to simply become a pharmacy technician. ... One option is a retail pharmacist. ... Clinical pharmacists usually work in a medical facility or hospital. ... They are generally referred to as "closed door pharmacists" (Santiago). ... Lastly, there is the research pharmacist. ...
From both the lay people and G.Ps, it seems the general attitude is to see the pharmacist as the main source of information about the antibiotics. ... The underlying importance of the pharmacist towards antibiotics was also reflected by the students. ... When exposed to different brand names or equivalents of the drug by the pharmacist, some people feel as if the pharmacist is trying to cheat them with something that is not their medicine. ... This would be included with a pharmacist's prescription. ... Patients would not complain if the pharmacist cannot supply a certain trade name or if...
From both the lay people and G.Ps, it seems the general attitude is to see the pharmacist as the main source of information about the antibiotics. ... The underlying importance of the pharmacist towards antibiotics was also reflected by the students. ... When exposed to different brand names or equivalents of the drug by the pharmacist, some people feel as if the pharmacist is trying to cheat them with something that is not their medicine. ... This would be included with a pharmacist's prescription. ... Patients would not complain if the pharmacist cannot supply a certain trade name or if...
My mom and the pharmacist, Andy, are close friends so I was able to set up an interview with no issues. ... At this pharmacy there is a ratio of 2 technicians working with 1 pharmacist. ... I realized that the pharmacists and techs have to deal with a lot of rude people. ... Finally, after all questions are answered the pharmacist hands the prescription over to the patient. ... I also interviewed Pharmacist, Andy. ...
I"m going to talk about how an astronomer uses astronomy, a pharmacist uses chemistry, and how a pilot uses meteorology. ... Chemistry is used by a pharmacist in many ways such as knowing the reaction your body would have if two drugs were mixed together. A pharmacist's main responsibility is to distribute medications according to what physicians, dentists, and veterinarians prescribe. ... Some pharmacists actually make the medicines and to do this they need to know which drugs they can mix together. ... I explained how an astronomer uses astronomy, a pharmacist uses chemistry, and ...
How does a pharmacist make a decision when faced with an ethical dilemma? ... What past experiences and educational tools would contribute to a pharmacist's moral opinion? ... When patients look to their pharmacist for sound advice, the pharmacist must be prepared to answer the question without embarking on a mission to further their own cause. ... The pharmacist currently on duty is devoutly pro-life. ... Or will the pharmacist respect the autonomy of this patient and answer her questions from the medical point-of-view. ...
Pharmacists, the closest job to becoming a doctor, fills prescriptions and counsels patients on their health. ... In my opinion, a pharmacist has a really easy job. Pharmacists earn reasonable amounts of money, working practical hours and are mostly off on holidays. ... To be certified as a pharmacist is not as easy though. ... Pharmacists also work in very clean, well-lighted, indoor areas. ...
After working there for a while, I realized how much pharmacists contribute to the society. That's when I decided to become a pharmacist. ... Realizing the fact that completing a pharmacy education is a real challenge, I will work hard and try my best to become a best pharmacist. ... I will do all that because I want to see myself as a successful pharmacist in a future. ...
